I guess he can but if he said it was your lucky day, I'm assuming he doesn't intend to. He would have 2 years to file the charge with the court.

I think the ticket serves as notice of what the allegation is so the officer doesn't need to verbally tell you. And setting the case for trial...

Tickets are fine only so there is no prescribed jail time you could serve. If you get or have a warrant, the court may let you sit the fine out....

You will probably need to hire an attorney to assist in trying to keep the ticket off your record. Appealing or setting for trial may be required...

You will need to look at the complaint that has or will eventually be filed with the court. This will be the actual charging instrument. If you are...

Since this is a DWLI with previous conviction, it is a class B mismdemeanor with up to 180 days jail and $2000 fine. Get an attorney.

Contact the court before that date. It is probably just an appear by date.

If you can't get deferred on your own, at least look into hiring a traffic ticket attorney to assist you. It might not be as expensive They can...

There is a 2 year statute of limitations for the charge to be filed with the court.

You should try to do deferred disposition or drivers safety course to get the case dismissed. Any ticket on your record will likely cause your...